Before & After Photos

A crawl space should be dry and healthy, not damp and musty! This homeowner in Closter, New Jersey noticed their crawl space was developing musty smells, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. Our System Design Specialist, Dane Cuccinello, provided a thorough inspection and suggested they encapsulate the space. Our foreman installed the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System. This system is constructed of plastic layers designed to specifically protect the crawl space. It's installed by removing any rocks and debris from the crawl space and then levels any uneven surfaces. CleanSpace is waterproof and resistant to mold, and it is secured in place with drilled fasteners and spikes. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems was contacted by this homeowner in Closter, New Jersey to inspect their crawl damp space. We sent our System Design Specialist, Dane Cuccinello, and Dane suggested they seal the crawl space from the earth's elements. A few days later, our foreman and crew arrived and installed our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System. This system is a thick and durable liner that will prevent moisture and humidity from entering the crawl space. CleanSpace will also keep the crawl space dry and healthy all year round! When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the results and the professionalism they experienced. 

This Oakhurst home had a humid, wet crawl space that was losing the homeowner money on heating and cooling every year. Quality 1st Basement Systems installed CleanSpace, a plastic encapsulation system which keeps water vapor out and dry air in. CleanSpace is durable, it is guarenteed never to tear and will permanently keep moisture away from the crawl space. Now the homeowner's crawl space is no longer an eyesore and they will save money on heating and cooling their house.

Quality 1st Basement Systems installed CleanSpace vapor barrier in this Monmouth County crawl space. By encapsulating the crawl space, water vapor and dirt will stay out. The liner also helps protect the wooden crawl space beams from rot and humidity.

A homeowner in Oakhusrt, New Jersey was experiencing water in their crawl space, as well as showing signs of mold. Exposed earth contributes a lot of water vapor into the crawl space air. The earth is damp and as damp soil dries beneath the house, the water vapor moves upward. Groundwater seeps and leaks get into many crawl spaces as well. The negative effects of a wet crawl space are, mold, smelly damp carpets, increased heating and cooling bills since damp air takes more energy to cool and heat, and even mold upstairs. 

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our foreman, Jonathan Neira, installed the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System in the crawl space. This vapor barrier is thick like a pool liner and will stop vapor from flowing up from the soil. Any rocks or debris in the craw space are removed and uneven surfaces are leveled. The foreman carefully fitted and installed the liner, and held it in place with drilled-in fasteners and spikes. Check out this transformation!